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RIVER BRANCH.

n EW.r URk NEW-HAEEN and HARTFORD r r.
rains leave Harlan River Station l32ist and LIN.
coln1ve near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached nv second Avenus and suburban Elevated rail-
roads, daily excent sundays 6:45 75O m.
2lo S55 40 $40 $40 1890 for Port Norris Cas-.
anoya coax POINT. Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest
West Chester rmDsons Bay Chester Pelham Bav, Barlow
tt1ty tslani Pelham Manor and New Rochelle
~ New Rochelle with trains for all ot
tho New York New.Havrn ami Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and Air Line Divisions NewCanaln MidiletOwu.
Fast ~ '~
Midnight train for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta.
tons AZ 1910 a m daily. except MONDAYS.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all
tons at 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
Ing at New Rochelle With way train to Stamford
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~. y,h pi..r Vrs,rts anil PniirI rfs
GENERAL, MARKET RE BORT.

coFFEEFor Brazil grSwhs the market was Of r
far M snot inyoces Mild styles were quiet saes ~
hays Ioruaya and 23j bags Jamaica The op,ion an,s
onenei AZ Mondays figures and aivancea ~ PEn
but @ubsequent reacted and closed steady As 90
mary 10 \ p March. 1245d l255 APRIL
Nav ~ iO1I25S June 1915 dl265t Jnv iooG 800.
Aneust IL 80 1875; September iZo1G la;oo 10 iOG
l2.bnd l265: November. IZoo@i-'oo' De'''''
II IS Sales. 81 GOO bags -... q. ami and
COTTON-For aciua cotton me MARE 80. 10 Mon.
easy one at previous prices Sales l3o es ~ ror,
all Of which were Tor consup.on I'm az g0
recents rad ~ were 5S3 bales comparing WIN ;o
bales this day last and 4lS his DAY a"t ana
September total port receipts nave osn ~
bales against 44624S7 bales Tor the same petio s.
Quotations based the American stan iiri OF
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IRE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW

ERlE HALLWAY. now known rs the NEW,
nou local trains leave 2sst Station fifteen earlier
s:s:!s ]. S H
a%1'an s es1o e s" St ou M
.G rmns 81 Ds End Rus
Ea Hamilton and Toronto extra
to.ehs. 2 E%ir Rochester Buffalo sas
sSsn u s ;ss
liz s's I" ss% 7s ssn sCc ss
sos sS sca 10 BE- TO- 80 sS?e
iiS Si& %s ssS I'd. s"s so& isoss5
STs 5. and md rs 5 IS @ sS s 70 9
800 10000 m. and 1900 midnight daily except saudSy
sa sSs4.ys 1s @ SO mn i.s $50 $50 500
s% 'I lS &c Sso Z So %'r iSss
wsr~,ci IS. 800. ieSS m. 1902 m SUNDAYS s4sA m.
NssSSss sa SoS WI 20 goo m $50 .so
% Fs"cu sna z e0s ~
ssSs So sss:Pt s'sasy s,
n sS Cd ss s s:ss 80 sS s lssS g. s
's' 5fsy1: a saS 800 SO SO 'S SOC
may
81 sf" m s q sfSs IN
A7 1855 r. s3f Yep csnu pa.sr Agent N.wvor
A LII fares reduced.-StoningtOn Line. The
favorte Inside Route for Boston. Providence and all
New England points
Full nights rest BY taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair parlor landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
above canalst. aa!y. except sunday ''SA
T. '" 'offAA 'f sos soii Ssw ASsr
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rom FTss s.S s:
material change Low grades hmly bed while %"S,um
a%ic. sas 400 vi ~ MN :! sT, Al
Fancy: S6. 4nporiOo 5csss 80 o6 1sF nj, i"r
SG.s wse9 G H.n E: !. S g. 1860 s 81 S
Extra ej Tor Common 70 booL . ooss5 20 70.
Patent q. sale, we're goo nn. for sIpor.
So . a S 4
go o. CO :, %s. ES Ws IS
s. 90 t ono T.I. one s. ,;ss. 90"
sss 81 csH $ sis,t2i Sy.o IIstara g S,ssi 2s
sssossl So Il Louis cannon 70 sItr,
EAR e go? e. .e S9' Sn 80 @ GSa 70
s. 90 CITY MN Extra for Wss' .c = 09Sss s SS
S.G'' sa %7 Zoo 66 to Far EII
ssS 20 and Far :. cnSSS at =. 700 Ss. soo,nue
= i coGS IEAtI.,SsIy y'll9s west
VALE. 200 NM. nr.niy.iPe at 81 s0..BUcKwhEAT
affected By more pease al news new.
Go Fc sI b SS ny % per The dr..
trading the uay the temper boame siron or on
the various dclvsre- from which there rr..tion OF
&c closing STEADY spesa.' on qo Grst b S,s
partly recovered Exporters bought more reer and ,he
iare "a COO 6u.he, spot including Northern .e'
s MS n ns4. 40 Ge sa & ~ q "' SO
Rcd. ssgc In store 9Olsc IN elevator ~ ~ drver.
YV %S,s Ole No ''s RED iI fsSr"afy IS closing at
~ 90 4. ao,us al do Way eie.as
I. 9l .e do. June sotas2he closing A. s,.ei de JGiy
81 ~ closing at 90 de- do August v2dJ2av closing
y2ic; do. september. S2ayJs,c, eI"slns At p3',ci
do October ~ e5c closing at y5c do November closing
At gtc nominal December p1 ia closlps at 81 &c.
RYE Quiet and nrn...... BAkLEY-Du AMI heavy.
BARLEY MALT-Duli and ponilnal. CORN-Ihe
options opened heavy and ia &c lower following Tie iit
v."e"d ' do a1y .hao anaeS the
Speculation fairy Cash gr"ics nm aud Ia in
stances higher with moderate STIR 10 tho trailing
partly on exporters wants sales 7Hf OD bushels 'uure
i2O bushels spot including Unrsioi MiIef al 81 I'D
&C.. steamer 4u1 $50 elevator 4Se d-llSer-l No.
2 Is,d4s.c In elevator 20 gc delivered No Nitei
February closing At nominal, do March. +71.qtsisc
closing Arc. do. Apr 4sd4stc closing at 4n',c. DO
MAY closing at ~ do. June. 49, svc
closing .oAIr-Spot ots declined about sc
the close tho feeling stronger. Trading
reached moderate proportions Tho options sold OF tribe
without leading ACTIVITY closing just steady sAlo.
lO5 buse future ll2OOO bushels inciuiing No
"a 1c White 36 sc-. No 2 10 dJ5tc.i do. Whit"
500. este | White. BIC. hirei Western. 30 dS1c
Wilt. DO 81 dt2c White STATE +O; M F.bruay closing
35c. March So. dSI w. closing At - c DO April
closing - 7sc May Soc. closing a 800; do. June
closng At 81 sr.....FkED-St ady and unchanged
Walkers Private Daily Circular. February - 1887. New
York;
Grainn naasa o Lurnun EchrnarY o. lss1:
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" At 400, 7;45 800 ll:OO $780, 400. 43U 6:3u
$780, 1870 III SUNDAYS At 400. S15 - 63O 100
y.
l2UU have connection Tor heading. Harrisburg. Potts
VILE 400 Tor EastoD. Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch chunk. Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays for
ksstOn.
TOO a IN Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Milkcsbarrc, and Scranton.
$50 Eason bethlehem Allentown, Manch Chunk
Wnkrsbarre scran,on, Reading Harrisburg, Pottsvlc.
Tamaqua, ShamoKin Sunbury Lewisburg. Wiliamspor.
100 and 100 D. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. heading Harrisburg etc.
y:45 D. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
WnKesbsire Scranton Ianslna shamckin sunbury Lew
lsburg. Willlamsport, etc.
400 and 4YO D. IL. Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, ETC.
6:a6 D. M taston. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk iikesbarc Reading. Harrisburg etc GU Sundays
100 and n 7:30 D. M for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Iso sls loo a H., loo 400, AGO. 8l5 p m. Sundays
4UO d 90 Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove
lrIrcpt sun. ays), Point Pleasant
Ni III b m 100 4;30 for Lakewood. Toms River
~" "so % 100 M. for Atlantic City, vneland and
.sc s:I6. HAS m 1:Oo 4;So. $50 p for Free
"% ~so. o:oo s.ln HOO. 1lA6 an. loo. 400 49,
5,SU Clio y. Sundays <uO. 300 q M. for Perth
Amboy
Oncea
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

I)ELAW AXE LACkAWANNA and WEST
FEttESs sGEEFiS Coaches
pspots IN York foot Of Bsrcsy and chrisopher sa
for Water Cap stroudsbnrs, scranton Bingh.mon Mira
sorsSon for ssn w Hl Ts'T Dsn
VILE and Northumberland at owego for ithaca and inter-
nm Bnsham,on and Elmira Express. for Waite. Gap.
ton for pts, .,; K Snc. Wiz, %ss'e.rre &C.
scrsntcD Rnshamton 6wssC Emr Sornins Bath Way:
% Tay Bnao aSa o.wsso Fxnr FOR sroua.snr
coran 0swoso Greene
owego for ithaca and intermediate stations syur.
%S w''s ss%s r and
at wescott Express Offices in Nsw.York and Brooklyn
NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through aT an, W :eS sgr o"y 1897
y. M Rochester Evpress thr,reh csrs;b
f"sHs E"" " E 'n iss s sr,
Er. Csveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 m
i0aOA csicsgo drawfnc-room Canaan.
tii:so a M. Western New.York and Northern ExpresS
ssoa NJ. Albany Trov and Utics Express. drawing.
room 90 n M M ACCOMMODATION to Albany and rroy
chicago and 81 LS%. EID,e', with ,Iec,lns,
EsS;ss, %4Sss: .,sS os
RIM. .ssors H'''''"
pSr, ,n s'cnsr Tc, Rsrss.c,
t'asD m p.clac Espres. With @. Rocns,
chcas ws,er"vr " vs u ssr': a sSs
s-cso sur,,y ais, 8, Auburn Gsnevs ami canandasuA
lli6n m Night Exp-ess with sleeping cars 10 Albany
and roy Connect, with the morning trains for hewssS
Tjcketson sas at Grarf Central Dapo, No Battery
Plare AIS BrOalwav Harier Depot 2Sthst and 4thave.
and Westcotfs Exnress placa fnear
wav) lS5 AMI 942 Broadway s2 west l25hst. New.
lthst. WILLIAMSBURG
Accommodations AMI siesptay-srs
procured at Of tho ticket offices NewYork CITY, Aal
% baggage caei Tor and sSscVst from residence
sThese trains run fav All othci osv otceps sunday
J. nj TOUCET HENRY MONErT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Dduring Aeaoemies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 681 Fifth-ave.
~ Glasses and private lessons Semi stamp for circular
NEW WOKK. Contains full instruction for all modern
dances with $50 figures for the coton lGermanl Price
81 80. Postal order or stamps.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S.
G29 Madsonave Private lessons any hour daily classes
every day new classes forming.
DEILLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
III b7S 6TH.AVE
Reopened for the scason Postage for circular
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
T aeS ao''er sparkh! and Nyacs $50 ss6
a 9So m Zoo midnisht snrdsys 7'lo 93oA 4io and
gao 7:lo. $50 $50. $50 p m sundays $50 n
Som
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Gltamuoais an0 RallrouGs.

BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER Line Steamers PROVIDENCE
AMI OLD COLONY Leave Pier % " r.. loot OF Murray
800 p. daily. sundays excepted Connection by
boat Brooklyn 30 and Jersey City q.
Best accommodations. Lowest Rates
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
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Worcester SIs.Isnans aedss,iSn 70 ~! Sonss
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New Orleans

The option market wa. excited and Irregular WIN nc
more pea FIJI outlook eign politics supposed 20 ."
the Gern first prices Indicated ~ s
vance Of points full receipts the advance was @
queny the final hgnrcs represented ucchno VI
& moi ior Sales 81. 100 Daes
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Art Schools-City.

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NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip
IN (Por rs r. Kl At pm and ii pm Sundays excspted
arrive TRAINS north and
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obstruction.

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passage Tor Europe February 90. 1857:

TOTAL DUsh V.fJ1UOJ IV,V"~'V-o IV'uV',OVf I
Decrease week l356s bushels. against 423 Ga
bushels tho previous week.
Comparative Wheat stocks at ten Western primary points
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Musical Instruction.

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WHITE STAR LINE.
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JAMES HARRINGTON, d. d. FL g., F. G.S., Fir
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-10-07

A party of gentlemen consisting OF stock
holders and directors Of the Bloomsbury s.
Sullivan r. Il. went to Benton last Satur-
day in dining and sleeping car The
party consisted of Messrs. Jamison, Den
nison, Kershaw, Stewart, Gordon, Wilson
and Evans of Philadelphia, Mr.. Yznaga Of
New York, EK-attorney-general Palmer,
Col. Ricketts,, l. d. Shoemaker OF Wilkes
barre, w. NJ. Monroe of Rupert, III. j..
Conner OF Orangeville, @. r. Buckalew,
Col. Jameson, U. s. Lutz, L. e. Waller
and Samuel Neybard OF Bloomsbury.
Superintendent Leader had charge Of the
train. From Benton they were conveyed
to New Philadelphis by Albertson's livery,
where they dined at William Coles, and
from thence they went to Ganoga Lake,
remaining at the North Mountain House
until Sunday, Returning they dined at
the Exchange Hotel, Benton, and reached
here about 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
and the strangers OF the party went back
to Philadelphia in their special car Those
of the party from distance represent the
syndicate that furnished the capital to
build the road. They expressed themselves
as much pleased with the condition OF The
track and the country through which it
runA.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-10-07

On Saturday, October l, there were call
ed before the court, sitting in the opera
house at Bloomsbury, the following-named
prisoners G. w. Barrett, blind mau
who had pleaded guilty to the charge OF
assaulting the conductor OF train From
the statement of the prisoners counsel, 1t
appeared that the blind man had been told
that the distance between the point he was
and the point he wished to reach was about
five piles (Which was correct for the high
way) and that the conductor demanded
pay for some twelve miles, which demand
the prisoner resented as an attempt at er-
tortion. In passing sentence, the court
said From information concerning your
offense, and in consideration OF the length
of time (four months) that you have al
ready been confined in Jail, the court are
disposed to place upon you the lightest
sentence of which the law admits the SEN
tence of the court is that you, G. W. Bar
ret pay fine OF one dollar and the costs
OF prosecution, and stand committed until
this sentence is complied with.
Benjamin ]. Nuss had pleaded guilty 10
the charge of larceny from the Philadel-
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BIOOnsburg Fair.

The thirty-third annual exhibition of the
Columbia County Agric ultural Society to
be held next week promises to be grand
success. With the convenience of the
Bloomsbury & Sullivan railroad the atten-
dance should exceed by many thousands
that of any previous year. The Society
has added to its speed list a premium Of
$500 for the best pacing horse. This is
the first time premium has been offered
for PAGER. The purse now reaches $1275.
Exhibitors should send in their names
early to II. V. White, the Secretary, in
order to get good positions for their ex.
hibits.
Let all take an interest and make this
the best exhibition, in number of exhibits
as well as in the attendance.
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New Books coming so fast
now that we can only spare
space to point out here and
there one. No odds you know
they are all here. Any proper
Book that's published lights on
our New-Book table at the first
bound.
Jack the Fisherman. BY Elizabeth Stuart
:, The Bee Man o. orn, and other Tales. By Frank
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What to Do. BY Tolstoi 90 cents.
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Letters OF Thackery. $3.50.
Making OF the Great West BY Drake. 81 .35.
A Border Sheperdess. BY Amelia 4. Barr rs
:, shores and Alps of Alaska. By H. W. Seton
Great Bank Robbery. BY Inspector Byrnes and
cents.
Not one in a thousand can
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scarcely one in a hundred cares
to. But who is there that
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A large number Of invited guests assem-
bled at the residence of Mr.. M. A. Moore
in Buckhorn on Wednesday morning to
witness the marriage of his daughter. Miss
Sadie A. to Mr.. George j. Hartman of
Wilkesbarre. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Mr.. Morrison, rector of the Epis-
copal church of Sunbury. The bride was
attired in a very becoming manner, and
was the recipient of many handsome gifts.
A delicious repast was partaken of, and
the newly married couple then came to
Bloomsbury, and started on the noon train
for wedding tour. We tender our con-
ordinations, and best wishes.
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estate at the valuation put upon 1t by tho
inquest or show cause why the same should
not be sold.
Commonwealth vs.. John II. Keefer, re-
ceiviug stolen goods. Two true bills, cases
continued to Dec session. Bail In $1,000
entered.
Commonwealth VS.. Wesley Mccormick,
larceny and receiving. Two true bills.
Defendant pleads guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Benz. Fetterman, re-
ceiving stolen goods &c. Two true bills.
Commonwealth vs.. Benz ]. Nuss and
Aaron Nuss. The defendants plead guilty
on eight indictments as to the first court
each and nellie prosequi was allowed to
be entered as to the balance Of the counts
In said indictments. In these cases SEN
tences were only passed against BENZ. ].
Nuss on four indictments and against
Aaron Nuss on three. In the other cases
10 which they plead guilty it was suspend
ed. A nolle prosequi was allowed in six of
the indictments.
Commonwealth VS.. Pierce Keifer, re-
ceiving stolen goods. Case called jury
sworn, Oct. /, 1887, then jury rendered a
verdict Of mot guilty"
Luther Eyer and Tobias Berninger
grand jurors from Catawissa excused from
hearing the Catawlssa borough case.
Commonwealth vs.. Thomas Chrisman,
assault and battery, No. 35 Sept session
1887. Nolle prosequi entered.
Commonwealth vs. Belle Somers, as
sault and battery No. 2S Sept. session 1887.
Nolle prosequi entered.
Commonwealth VS.. Clara ID. Chrisman,
assault and battery No. 80 Sept session
1887. Nolle prosequi entered
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Chrisman
assault and battery, No. 30 Sept. session
1887. Nolle prosequi entered.
Petition for road in Fishingcreek twp
near Buttonwood school house, ]. B. Har-
man, Wesley Bowman and Cyrus McHenry
of Orange appointed viewers.
Petition for road in Benton twp. near II
| F. Everitts store, Wesley Morris, John G
Lemon and Cyrus McHenry of Orange ap
pointed viewers.
Petition for county bridge in Orange
twp. where the public road crosses thu
head race Of David Herring's near B. s. s
r. r. depot, A. B. White, J. 8. Bachmar
and II. @. Kelchner appointed viewers.
On petition, Anderson Kile, Joshua B
Hess, Jesse Fritz, Bradley Long, Clarenc,
Laubach and Jacob Woolever appointed
inspectors to inspect bridge over the cas-
branch of Big Fishingcreek near Bruc,
| Sutliff's.
Sallie A. Robbins VS.. Harvey ]. Robbins
| divorce decreed.